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It is impossible to find a photo of a male actor that isn't instantly recognizable as him:

>Kid-Dabb: >Your manners are a welcome relief But of course, monsieur. May I invite you into the conservatory? Annette has just laid out the tea.

Yup. Ben. Whoops, shoulda replied to MilesArcher. Kudos.

Think you're clever, huh? Well, I'll get you! Here!: Yeah, that's Gleason.

Ah, an opening. Here's a suave gentleman:

Beat me to it. That's what I think.

Susan Sarandon? Rocky Horror?

I believe it was a premiere. I liked it, though not immensely. It appeared to me it was Ken Annakin's direction that saved it from total disaster.

That was too good a clue. Even I could make use of it: Barbara Bouchet.

Haven't a clue, how about giving us one?

Well, I'll give you a chance. Below is a pic I got from another of her later movies. I didn't use it because I thought it looked too much like her younger self (as if my judgement on that score wroked with other actors in the past):

I thought this would be the toughest ever! She looks nothing like she did in Curse of the Cat People. All the pics of her on the internet are of her in her early career. I had to actually take a screen shot of her in A Connecticut Yankee to get an older pic. But you are right, it's her. Rats!

So. Now:

Yeah, looks like. Thanks, Cap.

You mean, never be rid of you.

Can't remember any scene like that. A woman gets killed, but its outside in a snowy field.

Googie Withers.

Richard's car in the opening scenes is a Mercer, right?

I'm all shook up.

You might be thinking of Wings of Desire, by Wim Wenders, and starring Bruno Ganz, and Solveig Dommartin: http://www.tcm.com/tcmdb/title/95968/Wings-of-Desire/

To be fair, it was a really young Elizabeth Taylor.

Correction, one of the great singers. Yes, it's Nancy Wilson!

That's why it was unfair. But what is she? Interestingly, in a way, Diahann Caroll is not a bad guess.

Receptionist: Now, where were you thinking of going? Smoketoomuch: India! R: Ah, one of our adventure holidays. S: Yes. . . R: Well, you'd better speak to Mr. Bounder about that. Mr. Bounder, this gentleman is interested in the India overland. Bounder: Morning, I'm Bounder, of adventure! S: Morning, my name is Smoketoomuch. B: What? S: My name is Smoketoomuch, Mr. Smoketoomuch. B: Well, you'd better cut down a bit, then. S: What? B: You'd better cut down a bit, then. S: Oh! I see, cut down a bit for Smoketoomuch. B; Ha! Ha! I'm afraid you get people making jokes about your name all the time, ay? S: No, no. . . .actually it never struck me before: Smoke. Too. Much. Ha! Ha! Carol Cleveland, Eric Idle, Michael Palin Monty Python's Flying Circus, Travel Agent sketch

That would be right! Ok, this one is unfair, but I'm an unfair guy: